The best restaurants in North Petherton Sedgemoor South West

Lovely tearoom with a superb selection of homemade cakes! Served by a very friendly lady. Lunch and breakfast offerings looked excellent.

Popped into Taart for lunch whilst on business in the area. The cafe was spotlessly clean and the service was friendly and with a huge smile. I had the takeaway hash box (minus spinach) and it was delicious, roast potato, bacon, egg and beans all cooked to perfection and very tasty. I will definitely use Taart again when I'm in the area.

Great place to take the kids to play in the park with the massive added benefits of plenty of seating and a great cafe to grab a latte, been a few times and always a pleasant experience

Warm, cosy and welcoming, staff are nice and friendly proper pub hope to visit again in our holiday

Worst version of Asian food, high prices with very small portions and overall dodgy food, looks yummy but actually tasteless. Actually this spice gallery is to miss guide English people by the name of Asian food and charge them high

The portions were incredibly generous, and every dish was full of flavor. The staff were exceptionally friendly and attentive. I highly recommend this place to anyone looking for great food.

We had a great Carvery lunch on a Sunday a couple if weeks ago. There were 9 people plus a dog and this was accommodated very easily. Service and food was very nice and we'll definitely go back again.

Absolutely disgusting roast dinner, do not bother it tasted absolutely horrible and dry meat gravy had a weird taste 7.99

Oh wow , what a hidden Gem, absolutely amazing lunch Somerset burger absolutely wonderful, the menu is great, prices fair . Probably the best food I have had in ages. I will be telling all of my friends about this little Gem.

One of the diners in our group had a sharp piece of hard plastic in her food. Waitress took the plastic away and nothing else was said until paying. When asked she said ‘oh it was a piece of a kitchen machine which has been thrown away now’ That was it 🤷🏻‍♀️ Apart from that and an over microwaved jacket potato and weak coffee it wasn’t too bad.

Rooms are fairly decent, usual Premier Inn standards. Location is ok if you're just looking for a bed. There isn't much to do without having to drive. The biggest negative of this hotel is the restaurant! Bookings are a nightmare as you can never get in at a decent time. Then there is the wait for food. It took me nearly 40 mins just to get some chicken wings! All this and it wasn't even that busy, so I'd suggest hiring another chef. Staff are all friendly enough 👍🏻

Had a lovely evening visiting the Bridgwater Rotary Club - what a great venue. Good food and very helpful staff.

This was the worst Sunday lunch I’ve ever had! Beef un-cuttable, even with a steak knife! turkey had a nasty flavour. Landlord arrogant when I told him and rude. Expensive and simply awful. NEVER AGAIN!!

Perfect parking for carnival night n nice hot drinks available.

Lovely little spot next to the canal tow path with easy parking. Good range on the menu and nice outdoor but covered seating options. However it definitely feels like your classic captive audience cafe, being that there are few other options nearby. We had a brie, chutney and bacon panini (around £9) and a bacon bap with added sausage (also around the £9 mark). The food was hot and tasted good but for £9 somethings felt lacking. The bacon fat wasn't trimmed, there was no kind of garnish and for close to a tenner I'd expect a better quality bread roll. In truth, it looked like something you might find in a lay by than in a cute cafe, but it did taste good and both bacon and sausages were good quality. Similarly, the brie was good and the panini was tasty. I think small touches could hugely elevate the offerings to reflect the cost, as our two sandwiches and two coffees cost £22, which seems a lot.